For the second month in a row [that's last month's cover story pictured at right], TIME magazine has dedicated space to the crisis facing the newspaper industry, this time with a list of "The 10 Most Endangered Newspapers in America." Making the list means these publications are, in TIME's estimation, the most likely to close or go paperless (digital-only) in 2009.
Most surprising -- the Los Angeles Times isn't on it.
Here's the list in the order in which the names appear in TIME:
1. The Philadelphia Daily News
2. The Minneapolis Star Tribune
3. The Miami Herald
4. The Detroit News
5. The Boston Globe
6. The San Francisco Chronicle
7. The Chicago Sun Times
8. NY Daily News
9. The Fort Worth Star Telegram
10. The Cleveland Plain Dealer
More about the list, including the reasoning behind each newspaper selected, is online at TIME magazine.
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* Cross posted at Know Newspapers.
— TJ Sullivan in LA
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